Leo is Missing in McHenry, IL

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Lost Male Cat last seen Turnberry drive and Valley road, McHenry, IL 60050

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PAWBOOST ID

70296389

NAME

Leo

STATUS

LOST

SEX

Male

SPECIES

Cat

MESSAGE FROM OWNER

Miss him desperately, want him soooo bad!! Been missing since last Wednesday!! Please contact with any information!

DESCRIPTION

Leo is an orange kitty about 2-3 years old. He is about 13 pounds, he is scared of EVERYTHING. He got out of the hse may 8th, I have been searching EVERY single day with no luck. He was last seen in the neighborhood across from Knox park and the public pool. I miss him sooo bad and just want my little baby . Please contact me with any information you may have!!!

AREA LAST SEEN

McHenry, IL 60050

ADDRESS LAST SEEN

Turnberry drive and Valley road

DATE LAST SEEN

May 8, 2024

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Lynette W.

4 months ago

LostMyKitty, PetcoLoveLost, Lost Cats of IL, your local county shelter, petFBI, Pawboost Fido Alert. List Leo on all of them. Paw post generates a flyer immediately. They work. Put them up around your area and further out at major cross streets. Alert neighbors he’s missing and to look under decks and bushes and in trees, sheds and garages. Live trap works too. Place one of your shirts over it and a favorite food inside it during the day only-set it near a door you can monitor every 15 minutes. Or... You can shake a treat bag call for him gently. 24/7 water out and a bit of food in day when you can watch for him. Put a favorite blanket or your unwashed shirt out to attract him. Pop a can of tuna open for the sound. Put your garage door up 1/2 foot at night. Don’t give up. Good luck!

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Lynette W.

4 months ago

Lost cats of IL

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Sandra M.

4 months ago

Pleasr post/check on Lostcatsofillinois, Petfbi and Craigslist. Also check with neighbors, postal carriers, dog walkers, etc. Put up flyers. Call animal control and police. Go out at night with a flashlight, shaking treats and looking under bushes, porches and cars, in backyards, sheds and garages. Put some smelly piece of clothing put, and leave your garage door open several inches.